Are you using Java inside the database? Or are you using Java to execute commands on the database?
If the former, see the product sheet for the Oracle version you're moving to. If the latter, anything older than the driver version that ships with the database should work, including the one you mention.
BUT, and that's a very big BUT, JDK 1.6 is out of support and has been for over a year. ojdbc14.jar is far older still and has been out of support for I think close to a decade.
You should really upgrade to JDK 1.8 (latest patch level is 45 or newer) and the ojdbc version that ships with the Oracle version you're upgrading to (ojdbc6).
Better performance, access to new APIs, security fixes, etc. etc.
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According to Oracle FAQ, you should use OJDBC7.jar for java version 8
Are you using Java inside the database? Or are you using Java to execute commands on the database?
If the former, see the product sheet for the Oracle version you're moving to. If the latter, anything older than the driver version that ships with the database should work, including the one you mention.
BUT, and that's a very big BUT, JDK 1.6 is out of support and has been for over a year. ojdbc14.jar is far older still and has been out of support for I think close to a decade.
You should really upgrade to JDK 1.8 (latest patch level is 45 or newer) and the ojdbc version that ships with the Oracle version you're upgrading to (ojdbc6).
Better performance, access to new APIs, security fixes, etc. etc.